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Under the prosperous age of the Zhou Dynasty, undercurrents surged. Shen Zhilan, the prime minister's legitimate daughter, has just arrived in Beijing, but because of a flower-viewing banquet, she crosses paths with the unfathomable third prince Xiao Jingheng. A game of chess, a white jade piece, he made the move with a smile, but she saw through the world's conspiracy behind the chess game. She is a noble girl from a famous family, a master of calligraphy and painting, with an exquisite heart, and is unwilling to be a puppet in the boudoir; he is a prince of the Tian family, with a restrained edge, working hard at every step, and vowing to ascend to the supreme position. When they first met, she broke the trap in his chess game; when they met again, he forced her into a game. The situation in the court is treacherous, and the hidden arrows in the harem are difficult to guard against. The two people go from testing to joining forces, from allies to rivals. Their emotions and calculations are intertwined. Whoever is tempted first will lose everything. When the battle for the right to inherit the throne intensified, Shen Zhilan discovered that she was no longer an outsider - Xiao Jingheng used the country as a chess piece, and she was also a pawn in his careful calculation. But how could Phoenix be willing to be controlled by others? She chuckled and played the chess piece, breaking the game with her backhand: \